
Sikh Man Convicted of Murdering Southampton Student Henry Nowak
The murder trial of Vickrum Digwa has reignited debate over two-tier policing.

The murder trial of Vickrum Digwa has reignited debate over two-tier policing.

France extends its nuclear umbrella, the UK and Poland sign a new military axis, and the Baltic states reorganise their governments around security.

A beach south of the port of Dieppe, Normandy is now in use by human traffickers aiming to evade the French authorities.

A small boat attempting to cross the English Channel ran into difficulties off the French coast near Boulogne—piling more pressure on coastal and national authorities.

Students in the UK are also being told black people cannot be racist towards whites.

The UK Shadow Culture Secretary has called on the government to probe a key London arts administrator who compared Reform UK voters to Nazis.

The Good Law Project has escalated its politically motivated campaign against Policy Exchange by accusing the charity of unlawful activity for publishing proposals om migration and reforming human rights laws.

Wes Streeting condemned Brexit while launching his leadership campaign.

Far from celebrating the prospect of getting what they say they want, the ‘refugees welcome’ brigade appear to have had a fit of nimbyism.

Tarczyński insisted that the ban would not silence supporters of the rally, stating: “This communist cannot silence millions, nor can he take away their right to vote!”